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EFFECT OF TILLAGE AND WEED CONTROL METHODS ON WEEDS DENSITY AND TOMATO (Lycopersicon esculentum) PRODUCTIVIT
... Weed density was higher in reduced tillage followed by convetional tillage while deep tilage resuted in lower weed density at all growth stages (20, 40 and 60 ...the weeds ... See full document
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EFFECT OF DIFFERENT WEED CONTROL METHODS ON WEEDS AND MAIZE GRAIN YIELD
... higher weeds density in weedy check plots may be attributed to the open soil surface and niches available to weeds for free and aggressive ...on weeds and reduced their population to a ... See full document
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EFFECT OF SOWING DIRECTION, PLANT SPACING AND WEED CONTROL TREATMENTS ON TOMATO YIELD AND ITS WEEDS
... the weed check plots. Mulching of the soil causes a decrease in the weed density in the beginning of the growing period of vegetables like tomato, potato and onion (Kosterna, ...reducing ... See full document
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EFFECT OF VARIOUS TILLAGE METHODS AND NITROGEN MANAGEMENT ON WEEDS AND MAIZE PERFORMANCE
... the effect of different tillage practices and nitrogen (N) management techniques, an experiment was conducted at Agricultural Research Farm, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Agricultural University Peshawar, Pakistan ... See full document
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CONTENT AND UPTAKE OF SELECTED TRACE ELEMENTS BY WEEDS IN POTATO TO CULTIVATION UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF SOIL TILLAGE AND WEED CONTROL METHODS
... in weeds sampled at the beginning of vegetation significantly depended on soil tillage methods, cultivation methods and growing con- ditions over the years of study (Table ...by weeds ... See full document
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EFFECT OF DIFFERENT WEED CONTROL METHODS ON WEEDS AND YIELD OF CHILLIES (Capsicum annuum L.)
... the weeds (Isik et ...rapid weed growth, resulting in yield losses at harvest up to 97% (Amador-Ramirez, ...reasons weed control is recognized as the foremost production-related problem in ... See full document
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COMPARISON OF MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL IN WHEAT-MAIZE CROPPING SYSTEM
... various weed management techniques have been used such as chemical, mechanical, cultural and biological ...cultural methods are still popular and useful but they are very costly, time consuming and ... See full document
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15. Maize performance in response to tillage and weed control methods
... different tillage practices and weed control methods is presented in Table ...Among weed control methods, the treatment of hoeing 15, 30 and 45 DAS showed maximum days to ... See full document
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EFFECT OF TILLAGE AND SOWING METHODS ON WEED BIOMASS AND MUNGBEAN YIELD UNDER IRRIGATED CONDITIONS
... remove weeds and provide a better environment for plant growth. Tillage plays an important role in controlling weeds and managing crop ...residues. Tillage after harvest of previous crops is ... See full document
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INFLUENCE OF TILLAGE AND WEED MANAGEMENT METHODS ON CHICKPEA (Cicer arietinum L.). II. EFFECT ON WEEDS
... broad-leaved weeds per square meter (Table- 2) is coincide with the number of broad leaved (Table-1), and similarly the cultivator, hand hoeing and their interactions gave the lowest ...or methods of ... See full document
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THE EFFECT OF AGROTECHNICAL FACTORS ON THE POTASSIUM CONTENT AND ITS REMOVAL BY POTATO TUBERS
... (soil tillage systems and weed control methods) and moisture and thermal conditions in the study (Table ...weeding control than herbicides and their mix- tures ...where weeds ... See full document
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EFFICACY OF WEED CONTROL PRACTICES ON WEED DENSITY AND YIELD OF IRRIGATED GREENGRAM (Vigna radiata L.)
... The effect of different weed control practices on density of grass weeds, sedges and broadleaved weeds and yield of green gram was studied at Agricultural College and Research ... See full document
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Response of soybean cultivars to weed control treatments
... increased growth and physiological characters of soybean plants as compared with unweeded treatments. Maximum values of plant height, SPAD value, NAR, SLA, LWR and RGR were obtained by two hand-hoeing followed by that of ... See full document
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RELATIVE EFFICACY OF DIFFERENT WEED CONTROL METHODS IN ONION (Allium cepa L.) CROP
... Young onion seedlings at 2-3-leaf stage were transplanted to actual experimental plot during the first week of February 2007 and 2008 at each location. Row to row and plant to plant distances of onion were kept 30 cm and ... See full document
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Some aspects of the biology, ecology and control of slender thistle, Carduus pycnocephalus L and C tenuiflorus Curt : (Compositae) in Tasmania
... b Ecological Weed Control Although there is no documented evidence of slender thistles in pasture being controlled by ecological methods, some other thistle species and pasture weeds hav[r] ... See full document
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Combining physical and cultural weed control with biological methods – prospects for integrated non chemical weed management strategies
... of Weed control in Organic Farming' (WECOF, Internet: ...various methods of cultural weed control in organic winter wheat are investigated and evaluated over different sites in Europe ... See full document
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EFFECT OF INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ON QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE YIELD OF SUGAR BEET UNDER DIFFERENT IRRIGATION REGIMES
... in weed density in weed infestation treatments is the slow growth of sugar beet in the early stages and rapid growth of ...Increased weed density in appropriate moisture conditions may ... See full document
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PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT HERBICIDES FOR THE CONTROL OF WILD OATS AND YIELD OF WHEAT CROP UNDER ARID CLIMATE OF PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
... with recommended dose of each weedicides after 45 days of sowing. Canal water was used for irrigation. Sowing was done with the help of Rabi drill in good moisture conditions. All other agronomic practices (sowing and ... See full document
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Changes in the content of glycoalkaloids in potato tubers according to soil tillage and weed control methods
... soil tillage techniques, weed control methods including herbicide application, and year of potato cultivation, significantly influenced the accumula- tion of this ... See full document
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Non chemical weed management for sustainable agriculture
... controlling weeds followed by cutting at the soil surface as noticed by Manuwa et ...to control most weeds and additional weedings were found to boost yield by 500-1000 kg (Satyanarayana et ... See full document
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